Fire a Gocup. on Colyer's Estate. Shed and 5000 Bushels of Maize Destroyed
At 10.30 on Saturday night Mr. R. A. Curll, who is a neighbor, noticed Mr. Wall. Dowling's corn-shed ablaze. Evidently the fire had been…
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Disastrous Fire. Business Premises Gutted
In the early hours of Monday morning, the inhabitants of Ariah Park were awakened from their slumbers by the crying of fire! fire!…
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On Tuesday an Inquiry into the cause of the fire which destroyed Miss. M'Donald's boarding house in Uralia street, The Rock, on september 7, was…
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Behind a veil of secrecy a great experiment, the success of which will lead to revolution in industry, has been going on for the past seven years…
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Ten passengers were killed and 32 injured in a railway tunnel outside Mayence, owing to a local train dashing into the rear of the Basle express which had…
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When Chief officer Jackson of the Fire Brigade was in Wagga recently he selected a block of land on the [?] near the Brewery, as the…
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A very complementarily report was submitted by Inspector Grimond at the conclusion of his annual inspection of the Wagga Fire Brigade…
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The Wagga Municipal Council has been informed that the provisions of the Firs Brigade Act, 1909, have been gazetted as applicable to the area…
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In connection [?]the fire which destroyed, on September 24, the small cottage in Russell Street, Tumut owned by Mr. Jas, Eiphick and occupied by Mr…
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A motor van caught fire after colliding with an electric light post in George street Sydney on Thursday. The driver, Christopher Owie had his…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Disastrous Fires. [?]40,000 Damage at Rockhampton Rockhampton
A great fire in the business quarters of Rockhampton this morning did damage, estimated at £40,000…
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Mr. James Warby's Punt Hotel, Darlington point, was destroyed by fire on saturday morning at 2 o'clock Mr. Warby was absent at the time and the…
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The Coroner held an inquiry on Friday morning into the cause of the fire on land leased by Walter Joseph Dowling at Gocup on Sept…
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Mr. A.A.Burton's motor car was destroyed by fire on Sunday, about five miles from Henty. With Mr. Cornall, Mr. Burton was returning from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire Inquiries. Russell-street House
At the Court-house, Tumut, on Tuesday last, Mr. N. B. Mackenzie, Coroner, held an inquiry touching the cause of the fire at a house in…
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At about 1.30 a.m. on Saturday, October llth, a fire broke out at the Punt Hotel, situated in Punt Rood, Darlington Point. The fire started in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Forbes Freezing Works the Third Fire. Very Heavy Damage. Forbes
A fire which broke out at the Daroobalgie Freezing Works yesterday was finally got under control this morning, but half of the works…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Big Sydney Fires. Thousands of Pounds Damage. Covered by Insurance. Sydney
A big fire occurred at Botany to-night, when the wool store attached to Swinbourne and Stevens' wool scouring works was destroyed. The building was…
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A big fire broke out to-night at the premises of Swinburne Brothers Botany woll so[?] A store and a shed were totally…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Devastating Fire at Canton Now Under Control. Hongkong
The Naval authorities at Hongkong received a wireless message from Canton that a large fire had raged all day yesterday; but it was now under…
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